Nice script to email you when someone logs in

[newhelpeeps]

I found this script the other day, unfortunately I am not sure who the original author was to give credit, but it emails (obviously you want it to go to remote mailserver not on the same machine) you whenever someone logs in. I put this in .bashrc so that anytime someone logs in as me or superuser I get an email. Here's the script as I found it:

echo 'ALERT - Shell Access on:' `date` `who` | mail -s "Alert: (whatever shell name) Account Access from `who | awk '{print
$6}'`" PutYourEmail@ADDRESShere

Note: If you run SECTOOL it will generate a response from path and alias which will be emailed to you.

[shipshape]

Is there a way to add further information to be included in email. Like user IP address.

Fedora

[Knudsen]

I like that. No one should be logging on my Linuix boxes but me, and I do need to place them in harms way from time to time. Thanks for posting the juicy tidbit.